FACES/TMAD
Families And Communities Encouraging Success
Contact
Carol Stuebs
Families FIRST Coordinator
920-388-3777
stuebsc@kewauneeco.org
The mission of FACES is to reduce risky and unhealthy behaviors,
especially in youth, by promoting positive activities, encouraging success,
and changing social norms and behaviors that threaten the
safety and well being of the citizens of Kewaunee County.
Faces includes members from law enforcement, schools, Violence Intervention Project, Kewaunee County Human Services, UW-Extension, Health Care, Probation & Parole, local government, parents, and other community members. Youth participate as part of Teens Making a Difference.
FACES Activities
•“Parents Who Host, Lose the Most” Campaign
“Parents Who Host, Lose the Most” Campaign•Homecoming: Celebrate Safely Campaign
Homecoming: Celebrate Safely Campaign•Community Parent Network
Community Parent Network•Town Hall meetings
Town Hall meetings•County-wide assessment of prevention needs
County-wide assessment of prevention needs•Youth Discussion meetings at county high schools
Youth Discussion meetings at county high schools•Teens Making a Difference
Teens Making a Difference•Positive activities for youth
Positive activities for youth•Educational materials for parents and other adults
Educational materials for parents and other adultsFACES meets once a month from 3:30-5:00 P.M.
on the first Monday or Wednesday of the month.
Meetings are normally held at the Kewaunee County Administration Building.
Please contact Carol Stuebs if you are interested in attending
FACES meetings or would like e-mail updates.
Here are a few pictures of a few activities!
